1971 Grand Prix Filter-Drier
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Filter-Drier
The Filter-Drier on a factory air 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix is a metal canister mounted vertically inside the engine compartment on the passenger side of the Condenser.
Its primary function is to absorb the moisture that naturally exists in a car air conditioning system. Unchecked moisture will corrode the system internally, releasing contaminants that will restrict refrigerant flow, reduce system performance and ultimately clog the system and cause it to fail.
Although a Filter-Drier can last for many years in a closed system, it should always be replaced or restored whenever the air conditioning system is opened to the atmosphere.
Our 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix Filter-Drier is compatible with both R12 and 134a refrigerants.
If you prefer, we can custom restore your 1971 Grand Prix Filter-Drier. Call or email us.
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A/C INFO:
The 1962 to early 1973 Grand Prix’s all used essentially the same filter-drier canister. However, one set of fittings was used on the 1962-1967 versions and a different set of fittings was used on the 1968 to early 1973 versions. Our 12-103 product has the correct fittings needed for the 1962-1967 Grand Prix and our 12-204 product has the correct fittings for the 1968-early 1973 Grand Prix.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Air Conditioning Solutions for your 1971 Pontiac Grand Prix
- S6 Replacement Compressor
- 1971 Grand Prix Condenser
- 1971 Grand Prix Air Condtioning Controls
- 1971 Grand Prix Evaporator
- 1971 Grand Prix Air Conditioning Hoses, Lines & Fittings
- 1971 Grand Prix Expansion Valve
- 1971 Grand Prix Air Conditioning POA Valve
- 1971 Grand Prix Filter-Drier
- 1971 Grand Prix Heater
- 1971 Grand Prix Air Conditioning Repair and Rebuild Services
- Other Replacement Parts?
- CONVERTING TO 134a
Grand Prix Resources
Rocky Rotella, 1969-1972 Pontiac Grand Prix, High Performance Pontiac, May 2006.
www.grandprixforums.net
www.ClubGP.com (more late model)
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